Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting is based off the arcade title of the same name. This is an upgrade of the PS2 and Arcade version in which it gives the ability for a few characters to access a few more moves. Hyper Fighting also gets a face lift for wardrobes, with the access to even more costumes and color variations available. Hyper Fighting is only available for XBox Live, but adds many features to online with several different modes including online player-versus-player fighting and a selection of match types.
Features
Online game modes » "Quarter Match" – entirely new mode specifically created for Xbox Live Arcade
This spectator-based system is a tribute to the title's arcade roots, allowing online competitors to use a "virtual quarter" to "buy into" heated two player matches
"Quarters" are used to virtually represent players and pays homage to the arcade tradition of claiming the right to play the next game
Recapturing the spirit of swarming crowds at arcades, onlookers can watch the current brawl in a game lobby as they wait to battle the victor
Voice chat support allows players to discuss the battleand even trash talk the current fighters
Competitors can highlight each other's "quarters" to check out their gamer tag data or add them as friends
Before entering the game lobby, users can choose either the competitive or casual option which determines whether stats are tracked or not » Quick Match – jump into a match quickly for instant action » Optimatch – the best possible match is determined by sorting through a set of filters including number of rounds, turbo speed, chat on or off and friends only » Create Game – the most popular method for coordinating invite-only matches among friends which allows you to choose among several settings and host games
Offline game options » Arcade Mode – simulates the single-player Street Fighter experience where gamers must work their way through a ladder of opponents until they face off against the final boss » Vs. Mode – allows two friends to select characters and battle it out » Training Mode – lets gamers practice their fighting skills against a CPU character » CPU Battle – duke it out against a CPU opponent
Comprehensive leaderboards » Overall – the most coveted leaderboard showcases the best overall players from around the globe as determined by a simple point-based system » Monthly – uses the point-based system to designate the best players in the past 30 days » Best Character – rankings based on who is the best at using each game character » Consecutive Wins – tracks winning streaks to see who has won the most matches in a row
Achievements – complete more than 10 offline and online objectives
Fully customizable control options – players can map attacks to any of the main buttons and have the choice to map all three punches and/or all three kicks to a single button which simplifies complex moves
Updated menu screens provide easier navigation
5.1 surround sound
Sound options control the volume of the music and sound effects
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